Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Barry,

Thanks for the information. I'm getting up the nerve to do my first flush.

I've been just experimenting with the epsom salts when I get that too full

feeling and it helps in and of itself. Just need to make the time for the full

on flush.

I have a friend who is an MD and he was over for dinner tonight and I was

explaining the flush and I know he thought I was insane. I told him that I

thought all the people who have had successful flushes on this list and others

as well can't be wrong. Of course, there will always be that difference of

opinion when dealing with the medical profession. But he did agree, that if it

works why not?!

I would just like to have the antispasmatic meds in the cabinet in the event I

would need them. I have to say, knock wood, that I haven't had an attack in

about a year. I've changed my diet and try not to overeat and drink plenty of

fluids. More fresh fruit and vegetables and stay away from beef.

Thanks for writing and congratulations on a super successful flush. It inspires

me to hear stories such as yours. And the bonus here is that I like olive oil!

I'm thinking that I'll be shooting for March sometime.

Thanks again,

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

You are welcome. Good luck in March. I don't know about your doctor

or anyone else, I just know that it works for me and I'm sold on it.

Not only have I actually seen close to 1,500 stones exit my body in 4

flushes, and I feel great, I will keep doing what works for me. The

alternative is to have the doctors rip out my gb. If I need to do

that later I will. But for now I will try and keep my vital digestive

organ thank you very much!!!

Your doctor, with all his education, will always resort to laughing,

smiling with that educated smile, and the 'your insane' remarks to

cover his own ignorance of the process. All doctors are the same. He

was wise is saying to try it if it will work. That's a humble way to

admit he doesn't know enough about the process. Even if he researches

it on the website he must still go with what is exceptable for

doctors to practice at this time.

I know people who actually drink a small amount of Epsom salts (1

teaspoon) in the mornings, and/or also 1 teaspoon of olive oil

everyday and this maintains their bodies. These people, once they

have a clear liver and gb may never have to do a full flush. This

daily oil and salts is good enough to keep your body from the gb

attacks and producing the stones. This is of course once your body is

already cleaned from flushing. Maintaining your body with good diet

and herbs, or this little amount of oil and/or salts could be all

that you need.

Good luck.

Barry.

> Barry,

>

> Thanks for the information. I'm getting up the nerve to do my

first flush. I've been just experimenting with the epsom salts when

I get that too full feeling and it helps in and of itself. Just need

to make the time for the full on flush.

>

> I have a friend who is an MD and he was over for dinner tonight and

I was explaining the flush and I know he thought I was insane. I

told him that I thought all the people who have had successful

flushes on this list and others as well can't be wrong. Of course,

there will always be that difference of opinion when dealing with the

medical profession. But he did agree, that if it works why not?!

>

> I would just like to have the antispasmatic meds in the cabinet in

the event I would need them. I have to say, knock wood, that I

haven't had an attack in about a year. I've changed my diet and try

not to overeat and drink plenty of fluids. More fresh fruit and

vegetables and stay away from beef.

>

> Thanks for writing and congratulations on a super successful

flush. It inspires me to hear stories such as yours. And the bonus

here is that I like olive oil! I'm thinking that I'll be shooting

for March sometime.

>

> Thanks again,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>From: " Lorenzo " <clorenzo01@...>

>low dose naltrexone

>Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Thanks!

>Date: Sun, 17 Aug 2003 14:27:34 -0700

>

>Hi Everyone,

>

>I have never written before, but been reading for the last couple of weeks.

>I know there is a web-site for this so I hope to be brief. I have had MS

>for about 9 yrs. Took Avonex for awhile. Got terribly sick at times with

>flu-like symptoms. Did the Copaxone thing too. Hated every minute of it,

>and felt worse all the time. My neuro is on the local board for the MS

>Society, and said that I would never feel better, but may slow the

>progression down. Don't want to live to 100 and feel horrible everyday.

>Some of the symptoms are: numb feet and legs, difficulty walking any

>distance, balance, horrible fatigue, speech, handwriting. I started

>Prokarin cream last week from a Compounding Pharmacy. Wrote an email to my

>Dr. and asked for LDN. He said he had never heard of it, and so no! My

>appt. with him is not until Dec. and I don't want to wait. Will write him

>AGAIN tomorrow and then go from there. I can relate to Jeff although I

>don't

>understand or agree. I am very careful and check things out too, but you

>all have written such wonderful reports and really have nothing to gain! I

>will take your word over anyone that doesn't have MS and deal with the

>affects. I do have a few questions?

>1. I understand (correct or not?) that Prokarin is for the symptoms and LDN

>is for progression?

>

>2. The price, which is wonderful ranges from $18 to $38. or course I want

>the good stuff but at the best price

>

>3. You start with 3mg and take it between 9:00PM and 2:00am?

>

>4. You may have results, you may not but its still helping in the

>progression?

>

>If I can't get a script, may need help finding someone and a good pharmacy.

>Thanks so much for being there and " giving me hope. " You are all my

>hero's!

>

>

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